Not including thinking and reaction distance, at 20 miles per hour, lawful brakes must stop a car within

asked Nov 3, 2022 in Other by Lisa (23.2k points)

Not including thinking and reaction distance, at 20 miles per hour, lawful brakes must stop a car within

(A) 10 feet

(B) 19 feet

(C) 30 feet

(D) 40 feet

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answered Nov 3, 2022 by Maria (46.7k points)

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Correct answer is (B) 19 feet

Explanation: Not including thinking and reaction distance, at 20 miles per hour, lawful brakes must stop a car within 19 feet.

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